They had environmental issues and were supposed to leave the floor in place and cut out everywhere the footings were located.

I would imagine that is where the real money is at since the hospitals are the ones footing the bill and you could probably charge more.

I'm getting educated into real estate but here in italy there are only sites which include just images and square foot.

The Phantom is more robust, but also a bigger pain to carry around.There are potential legal issues if you are using a drone professionally.  

But there's no retail corner right here and there's no foot traffic...it's not a good retail location, but the 5 mile radius *is* a decent retail location.Over the years that has created a discrepancy between the rent here and either of those two places; this building just can not generate the same revenue as 20-40 shops packed together with a few major names among them.So year after year I argue with the appraisal district and they just don't care.Which is why I am even less thrilled by having to explain to them that I am renting at HALF the price I'd otherwise get.

@Airreon Austin I'd consider the internship, but I'd need daily foot messages, lol. 

@Rilwan Lawal I'm getting quotes around $180-200 a square foot with rental grade finishes

Figure out what the price per square foot is for those sold comps.

They do this for a cash grab, they don't make as much as they think, and as soon as things go bad they will disappear into the night and leave you in a lurch.Unless you can prove they have a strong, stable business with a couple years of experience, I wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole.

Interestingly, square foot wise, I’ve seen some neighborhoods where single families are selling for more than duplexes of similar sizes.